Picture this: a luscious, velvety cheesecake that melts in your mouth with each bite. You can practically taste it, right? Now imagine a lightened-up version of this ...

Yogurt dip recipes make it more fun (and delish!) to eat your vegetables. It's an easy appetizer to put out at parties, plus dips are also a great way to make sure that picky kids are getting their ...

If you’re looking for healthy, easy yogurt dip recipes that don’t sacrifice on flavor, you are in the right place. From ...

The Gazette offers audio versions of articles using Instaread. Some words may be mispronounced. FAIRFAX — Growing up, George Bohren was a helper at church events and Grecian festivals for his Greek ...

Greek cooking teacher, television host, and authority on Mediterranean cuisine — has written nearly a dozen cookbooks. The host of the PBS series “My Greek Table,” Kochilas has received numerous ...

Sample Greek cuisine and take some homemade pastries home Oct. 18 and Oct. 19 at St. Nicholas's Greek Food and Pastry Fair in ...

You may occasionally receive promotional content from the Los Angeles Times. Just over a decade ago, Sharon Brenner moved to Athens and became enamored with the flavors and fragrances of Greece, the ...

Georgina Hayden poses that question in her fourth cookbook, “Greekish: Everyday Recipes with Greek Roots” (Bloomsbury, $35), then describes in detail the “whole salt-fat-melty experience” of one of ...

Myriad recipes call for Greek yogurt, and not just for breakfast parfaits. We're fond of using this tangy and versatile dairy product in all sorts of recipes, from dips to dessert. It's so common ...

Greek yogurt has been gaining popularity in recent years, and you can count us among the folks who are absolutely obsessed with it right now. We enjoy a bowl of Greek yogurt for breakfast nearly every ...

Greeks, to put it mildly, love food. The idea of walking into my Greek grandmother's home and saying, "I'm not hungry," makes me laugh to this day. She would never allow visitors, friends, and ...

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Every year in Knoxville, thousands of people pack into an area near the St. George Greek Orthodox Church for a festival filled with food, dancing, music, history and plenty of fun.